Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1887-10-15

means Of hame strap.
The younger Miss Wampo wore
Smyrna rug, with bunch grass At the
throat
Mrs. ID. w. PeelS-a-Boo wore cavalry
saddle blanket, with Turkish oyeralls
and bone ornaments.
Miss Peek-a-Boo wore straw colored
jardiniere, cut V-shape. looped back
with russell shawl strap and trimmed
with rick-rack around the arm-holes.
Her eyes danced with merriment, and
she danced with most nybody in the
wigwam.
Little Casino, the daughter Of FlN
Up-the-C Greek, of the Uncompahgres.
wore the gable end OF "A" tent, trim
med with red flannel rosettes. 1t had
veneered panels and the new and ex-
tremely swell sleeves, blown up above
the elbow and tight the rest OF the way.
in which, as she said in her naive way,
they resembled her father, who was
tight half of the time and blown up the
rest of the time. Little Casiu was the
life Of the party, and It rsEx4t3 hard
to opine of anything mo- snarming
than her bright and CHEEKY way of tell
\ ing funny story, which conEulsed her
audience while she quietly completed
fractional flush and took home the
long-delayed jack pot to her needy faith
err. She is an intellectual exotic of
which the Uncompahgres may well be
proud, and is also one of those rare
productions of nature never at loss
for something to write in an autograph
album. In the album of young war
rior Of the Third Ute Infantry she has
written: aIn friendships great fruit
age, pleass regard me as your buckle
berry. Little Casino"
Our genial tow nsman, William IL
CoEorow, is home again after q pro-
longed hunting and camping trip. dur
ing which he was attacked and cor
daily shot at by a group Of gentlemen
who came to serve a writ of replevin
on him. Col. Colorow does not know
exactly what the writ OF repleyin is for,
unless it be for the purpose Of aecumu-
lating mileage for the Sheriff Few
were killed during the engagement ex-
cept small pappoose belonging to Mr.
and Mrs. Roll-on- Silver Moon. who re-
turned last evening with the remains
of their child. A late copy Of q New
York paper alludes to this as "a furious
engagement, after which the Indians
, carried off their dead according to-
their custom" Mr.. and Mrs.
Roll Silver Moon we're warned
against taking the baby with
them on an extended camping trip. but
: they seemed to think that 1t would be
perfectly safe, as the child was only
seven weeks old and could not have in
:. Cured the hostility of the War Depart
ment This was not improbable at all,
! for. according TO the records, it takes
from nine to eleven weeks to officially
/, irritate the War Department The lit
!. tie one now lies at the wigwam of its
afflicted parents on Cayyo street. and
! certainly does not look as though it
could have stood out so long against
the Sheriff and his posse.
e Mrs. Roll-on-Silyer- Moon has pain
!. full bullet wound in the shoulder, but
feels so grieyed about Little Cholera
:. Infantum that she does not mako much
= fuss over her injury. The funeral Of
i the little one viii take place this even
ing from its late residence and friends
of the parents are cordially invited e
In come and participate. Wailing vii
i begin promptly at shutdown.
= Mfr. aud Mrs P. P. C. Sbinny-on
ID r-Own-G Ground are just back from
a. summer jaunt in the Little Big HorE
IS Mountains, whittier they went in searcl
5, of health. They returned laden will
ID golden rod and large catch OF land
ID locked grasshoppers As soon as the
get thoroughly rested they viii an
" nounce select locust. grasshopper an'
4, or cket feed at their home, durini
h. which a celebrated band from tn
of Staten Island ferry will obi &c with
Il new selection AS 'srhe Cricket on th
rs Hearth"
r. Major Santee. who is now at hom
II. repairing the roof Of his Gothic tepes
IS. which was so damaged by the recen
wo storms thai it allowed hail, rain an
he horned cattle 10 penetrate his apar'
ICE ments at all times of the day or nigh
DIV SAYS that in the latc great Ute war e'
re- erybody wanted to fight except the II
be dians and the War Department d
for believes that no Ind an outbreak ca
lev be regarded as success without q
he hearty cooperation and godspeed
the Government aud quorum OF II
mt d ans who are willing to break ous I'M
ON open host litv. Major Santee lost
,ur niece during the recent encounter 81
red was not hostile to anyone, bus WI
the respected by all and will now cast
in gloom She had no hard feelings 7
on. wards the Sheriff or any one OF
posse and had never met them petor
ele- She was very plain in appearance y
the this was her first engagement Al
on. Sheriff claims that lie thought she W
the reaching for her gun. whereas y
hey pears that she was making WILD or
9th for her Indian trail
o is Major Sautee says that he hopes
hal will be many long day before
ght Sheriff organizes another use outo'o
He and compels the Utes to come .